M3 Mobile MC-6200S User manual

User’s Manual
Ver 1. 4E
(MC-6200S)

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Note
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document can be copied, reproduced, changed or translated in whole or in part by any
means without prior written consent of M3 MOBILE Co., Ltd.
The content of the manual is provided “as-is” and be subject to change at any time
without notice.
M3 MOBILE Co., Ltd. makes no warranty of any kind with regard to this manual, including,
but not limited to, the implied warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular
purpose,
Programs in this product are subject to copyright protection. No part of these programs is
permitted to be reproduced, revised or translated in whole or in part by any means
without prior written consent of M3 MOBILE Co., Ltd.
Microsoft, ActiveSync, Windows, Windows logos, Windows CE 4.2(CE.NET) logos are
trademarks, or registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and/or
other countries. Microsoft OEM products are licensed by Microsoft Licensing Inc., a
wholely owned subsidiary of Microsoft Corporation.
All other product names in this document or product are company names, trademarks or
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M3 MOBILE Co., LTD.
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137-130 2nd floor, Yongjean building, 401-1, Yangjae-dong, Seocho-gu, Seoul, South
Korea

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Danger
1. Never attempt to alter or modify the construction of the device or its components in
any way. It may cause fire, injury, electric shock, or serious damage to user or the
device itself.
2. Do not use this product in a potentially explosive environment or near inflammable
gases. It may cause an explosion.
3. Do not use or operate the device with wet hands. Doing so may result in electric
shock to users or device itself.
4. Do not leave the production in a place exposed to high temperature, direct sunlight,
or extreme temperature changes. Being exposed to high temperature can have harmful
effects on internal components and a risk of fire.
5. For safety reason, keep the device out of reach of children or animals. Failure to do
so can cause the following accidents.
a. Damage due to falling of device;
b. Swallowing of stylus pen
c. Injury on the body caused by stylus pen.
If an accident or injury occurs, immediately contact a medical professional for treatment.
6. Use only the designated battery charger. Otherwise, it may lead to the risk of fire or
injuries.
Warning
1. Do not use the product in humid and high temperature environment. It may cause a
fatal damage to the device.
2. Do not allow an excessive shock such as a dropping from height. It may cause
damage to the device. To avoid such damage, use a leather case when using it outside.
3. Before using this device for the first time, charge battery to maximum.
4. Use only the accessories and batteries that are provided or approved by M3
MOBILE. If the product becomes defective due to installation of other accessories or
batteries, the Company may not provide any after-services, either free repair or replace.

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Content
1. Greetings................................................................7
Components..............................................................................................................7
How to use the manual..............................................................................................7
2. Introduction of M3...................................................8
Overview of M3..........................................................................................................9
How to charge ..................................................................................................11
Input button function................................................................................................12
Reset button function...............................................................................................13
Soft Reset.........................................................................................................13
Hard Reset .......................................................................................................14
USB Cradle..............................................................................................................15
3. Getting started......................................................16
4. How to connect to a desktop PC...........................18
Microsoft ActiveSync................................................................................................19
Understanding of ActiveSync program..............................................................19
How to connect M3 to ActiveSync............................................................................20
How to set up a Partnership.....................................................................................21
How to connect M3..................................................................................................23
How to search M3 contents in a desktop PC.....................................................24
5. Overview of Microsoft Windows CE 4.2................25
Main Windows .........................................................................................................25
Taskbar....................................................................................................................27
Taskbar.............................................................................................................28
6. How to Use Bluetooth...........................................35
Bluetooth Power On/Off....................................................................................35
Options Menu...................................................................................................35
Paring Wizard...................................................................................................36
BT Manager......................................................................................................38
7. How to set up M3..................................................44
Regional Settings.....................................................................................................45
Data/Time Features.................................................................................................46
Date/time..........................................................................................................46

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Watch...............................................................................................................46
Alarm................................................................................................................47
Network and Dial-up Connections............................................................................47
How to make new connection in M3.........................................................................48
How to set up high-speed internet with M3 Modem....................................48
Display.....................................................................................................................54
Desktop............................................................................................................54
Setting..............................................................................................................54
Volume and Sound ..................................................................................................55
Volume .............................................................................................................55
Sound...............................................................................................................55
User.........................................................................................................................55
User information ...............................................................................................56
Stylus.......................................................................................................................56
Correction.........................................................................................................56
System ....................................................................................................................57
Password.................................................................................................................58
Certificates...............................................................................................................58
Internet Settings.......................................................................................................59
General.............................................................................................................59
Connection .......................................................................................................59
Security ............................................................................................................60
Premium...........................................................................................................60
Input panel...............................................................................................................60
Storage Manager.....................................................................................................61
Power......................................................................................................................62
Battery.....................................................................................................................62
Power Turn off .........................................................................................................62
How to optimize battery longevity .....................................................................63
Removal of Programs..............................................................................................64
PC Connection ........................................................................................................64
8. How to use personal organizer.............................65
Today.......................................................................................................................66
Owner Information............................................................................................66
InfoBox....................................................................................................................67
SmartMemo.............................................................................................................83
SWRecoder.............................................................................................................87

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9. How to use application software ...........................89
Calculator ................................................................................................................89
Image Viewer...........................................................................................................90
10. How to use utility programs.................................91
Menu Setting (Menus)..............................................................................................92
Backlight..................................................................................................................92
Button setting (Buttons) ...........................................................................................92
MS-Backup..............................................................................................................93
Quick start (Qstart)...................................................................................................94
Task Manager..........................................................................................................94
Contrast...................................................................................................................94
Touch Protector........................................................................................................94
11. How to use Microsoft application ........................95
Command Prompt....................................................................................................95
Microsoft Media Player 9 Series...............................................................................96
View..................................................................................................................99
Playback...........................................................................................................99
Internet Explorer....................................................................................................100
Menu bar........................................................................................................101
Microsoft WordPad ................................................................................................104
Menu Bar........................................................................................................104
How to convert the document type..................................................................106
Windows Explorer..................................................................................................107
File Menu........................................................................................................107
Icon Menu.......................................................................................................108
Appendix A .............................................................109
Product Specification.............................................................................................109
Troubleshooting.....................................................................................................110
Battery power ........................................................................................................ 111
Reset..................................................................................................................... 111
Common problems ................................................................................................112
Data/File Backup ...................................................................................................115
Synchronization with PC........................................................................................116
Infrared (IrDA) Communication..............................................................................117
Glossary........................................................................................................... 118

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1. Greetings
Congratulate your purchase of M3 MOBILE Co., Ltd.‟s M3. M3 is a palm-size PC using
the Windows CE 4.2(CE.NET). M3 helps you to keep abreast of important business
and/or personal information and is easy to handle.
M3 adopts Microsoft Windows CE 4.2(CE.NET), which is one of the latest operation
systems. Microsoft Windows CE 4.2(CE.NET) enables user to experience the skins and
functions of Windows XP and deal with important tasks of the users.
By using M3‟s versatile functions such as phone and barcode scanner, etc, you can
enhance convenience of the daily tasks, arrange daily schedule with various application
programs, or check out emails or stay connected to the Internet in any place and at any
time.
Microsoft ActiveSync reinforces the functions of M3 by synchronizing information stored
in your desktop or notebook.
Topics discussed in this chapter are as follows:
List of components in M3 package;
Overview of the manual.
Components
M3‟s components are as follows:
M3 PDA + basic battery
Manual
USB cable
Battery charge cradle
M3 bundle CD-ROM (including Active Sync 3.x)
Stylus pen
How to use the manual
This manual provides detailed information to make using M3 PDA easier and faster.
The content of this manual is subject to change without prior notice due to product
improvement or modification of its functions, etc.

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2. Introduction of M3
M3 is a palm-size PC based on the Windows CE 4.2(CE.NET) operating system and
powered by XScale PXA255 processor and 16 bits color TFT-LCD screen.
“Microsoft Windows Powered Logo” is a Windows OS of Microsoft Corporation and
offered by the corporation for built-in system device in operation.
It is compulsory to comply with the logo specifications of Microsoft Corporation
This chapter describes ways to start M3 for the first time, characteristics of M3 hardware
and its input functions. In addition, it also shows you how to connect M3 to a battery
charger and how to use input buttons.
It will make it easy and simple for you to use M3.
The content of this chapter is as follows:
Overview of M3
Input button functions
Reset button functions
Function buttons

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Overview of M3
The pictures below provide information on M3‟s various buttons, ports and other functions.
Infrared communication port: Infrared communication (IrDA) port enables file and data
exchanges with other devices such as mobile printers without wire or cable.
USB/Serial Port: USB port enables sending and receiving files and data with desktop PC.
To be able to transmit file and data, ActiveSync has to be installed in PC. In addition, it is
possible to connect M3 with other devices such as GPS, CCD camera, Image scanner by
using the serial port.
Scanner button: It is used for activating a built-in barcode scanner.
Camera button: It is used for activating a built-in camera.
Navigation button: It is used for the same purpose as direction keys.
Reset Switch: It provides the same functions as the reset button in the PC and used for
OS rebooting when a program error occurs.
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Warning
Always use a cover when the memory card is not inserted in CF Slot and SD Slot. If it
is not kept closed, it may result in serious malfunction due to dust or foreign objects.
Scanner
button
Infrared
communication
Port (IrDA)
Camera
button
Charge & USB/serial port
Upper (portable),
Lower (Cradle) use
LCD
Touch
screen
Navigation
button
LCD power
button
Battery lock
Reset switch
Stylus pen
CF/SD extension
slot
Camera window
ESC
Antenna
Laser scanner window
Battery
Function Key

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LED status: LEDs show the current status of M3. LED signals present as follows:
How to charge
Cradle: Insert the plug of the provided charger into the charge jack and place the terminal
onto the cradle.
Terminal: As the terminal‟s body has a built-in charge circuit, you can plug into the lower
part of the main body to charge while you are on a trip.
Charge LED
You can see the charge status from the upper left LED in the terminal or from the lower
right battery LED in the cradle.
Classification
LED status
Description
Charge LED
Red
Green
On charge
Charge completed
GSM/GPRS
status LED
Flashing Blue
Kept blue
Blue OFF
GSM/GPRS standby mode(Within a phone/internet accessible area)
GSM/GPRS communication mode (Voice, or internet in use).
GSM/GPRS turned off or out of coverage area
Scanner LED
green
When the scanner reads barcodes.
Classification
LED Status
Description
Terminal charge LED
Red
Green
On charge
Charge completed
Cradle charge LED
(additional battery charge)
Red
Green
On charge
Charge completed